Kamonegi is an excellent Japanese restaurant in Fremont that serves homemade soba and tempura.

Fremont isn’t the greatest neighborhood for food, but it does have Revel - a Korean fusion place with cool vibes and an excellent patio.

Manolin is a beautiful seafood-focused restaurant in Fremont. It’s strangely affordable, and you can use it for just about any dining situation.

Want to have an adult pizza party? With beer? On a patio? Frēlard in Fremont is your move.

Entering Brouwer’s is like stepping into a Medieval Times in Fremont, but with much better food and less jousting. Come for a birthday dinner.

Despite the cheesy name, Uneeda Burger serves some of our favorite burgers in Fremont.

The Leary Traveler in Fremont looks like your average dive bar, but it actually serves some really good food. Plus, you can bring your dog inside.

Swel in Fremont is a slightly upscale Italian spot where you’ll want to focus on the flatbread pizzas.

Lucky’s Pho is a bare-bones Fremont spot for pho, banh mi, and other Vietnamese classics (with the exception of the banh mi tacos).

Norm’s is a divey alehouse with bar food in Fremont that’s perfect for you and your dog.

Paseo is a legendary Caribbean sandwich shop in Fremont. You’ll like it, but it’s not the best Carribbean sandwich in Seattle - that’s Un Bien.

Super Bueno is a Mexican restaurant in Fremont with disappointing food.

Esters is a fast-casual spot in Fremont that serves great Italian pasta and street food.

Add-A-Ball is an arcade bar in Fremont that has reasonably-priced drinks and tons of video games.

Woodsky’s is a snow lodge-themed bar in Fremont that serves alcoholic slushies.

Stampede Cocktail Club is a fun bar in Fremont serving dumplings from Little Ting’s.